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1.Sandra Cisneros spent her childhood between which two places?
A. Mexico and Los Angeles
B. Puerto Rico and Chicago
C. Mexico and Chicago
D. Puerto Rico and New York

2.How might Sandra Cisneros's novel The House on Mango Street parallel her life growing up?
A. The novel focuses on a young Latina girl growing up in Mexico. Just like this character, Sandra Cisneros grew up in Mexico as a young Latina girl.
B. The novel focuses on a young woman who grew up in a large family. Just like this character, Sandra Cisneros grew up in a large family as a young woman.
C. The novel focuses on a young Latina girl growing up in Chicago. Just like this character, Sandra Cisneros grew up in Chicago as a young Latina girl.
D. The novel focuses on a young woman who grew up in a rich family. Just like this character, Sandra Cisneros grew up in a rich family as a young woman.

✅ Sandra Cisneros spent her childhood between which two places? ✅

The correct answer is Mexico and Chicago

Explanation: Taking work as an upholsterer to support his family, Cisneros's father began "a compulsive circular migration between Chicago and Mexico City that became the dominating pattern of Cisneros's childhood."

✅ How might Sandra Cisneros's novel The House on Mango Street parallel her life growing up? ✅

The correct answer is (A) The novel focuses on a young Latina girl growing up in Mexico. Just like this character, Sandra Cisneros grew up in Mexico as a young Latina girl.

Explanation: I just looked for a Summary of the novel and I concluded the correct answer myself

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